Edit a memory's name, mode or offset inline¶
Use this page to change a stored memory's name, mode, repeater offset, or any other field without leaving the Memory Channels dialog.
Before you start¶
- AetherSDR must be connected to the radio. The Memory Channels dialog requires an active radio connection.
- At least one memory must already exist in the table. To create one, see Add a memory at current frequency.
Steps¶
- Open
Settings > Memory.... - In the memory table, click the row you want to edit to select it.
- Click Edit.
The selected row enters inline-edit mode. The cell that was highlighted becomes editable. - Type the new value into the cell.
- Press Tab to move to the next cell, or click another cell in the same row to edit it.
- When you have finished editing all fields you want to change, press Enter or click outside the row to commit the changes.
What each control does¶
| Control | Column(s) affected | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Search: | — | Filters the table by memory name. Has clear button; Enter submits. Ctrl+F focuses the search field. |
| Profile: | — | Filters by active global or transmit profile. Collects profile names from RadioModel global profiles and transmit profiles. |
| Memory table | Group, Owner, Frequency, Name, Mode, Step, FM TX Offset Dir, Repeater Offset, Tone Mode, Tone Value, Squelch, Squelch Level, RX Filter Low, RX Filter High, RTTY Mark, RTTY Shift, DIGL Offset, DIGU Offset | ExtendedSelection; inline-edit mode via Edit button or F2/Ctrl+E. Delete/Backspace removes selected rows. Double-click tunes. Ctrl+Shift+A selects all. Sortable by clicking column headers (Frequency, Name, Mode). |
| Import... | — | Imports memories from a CSV file with progress dialog. Shows import progress and a summary with any skipped rows. |
| Export... | — | Exports selected (or filtered) memories to CSV. Validates generated CSV before saving. |
| Add | — | Creates a new memory from the current (active) slice. Ctrl+N shortcut. |
| Edit | — | Enters inline-edit mode on the selected memory's Name field. F2 or Ctrl+E also triggers edit. Only enabled when exactly one memory is selected. |
| Tune | — | Tunes the active slice to the selected memory. Only enabled when exactly one memory is selected. |
| Select All | — | Selects every visible row (respecting search/filter). Ctrl+Shift+A shortcut. |
| Remove | — | Deletes selected memories (with confirmation). Shows progress for batch removal. Delete/Backspace key also triggers. Button label changes to 'Remove Selected' when >1 row selected. |
| Title bar — Memory Channels | — | Frameless 18 px gradient title bar with grip glyph on the left and the dialog title. Added in v26.5.1 (#2509). Uses FramelessWindowTitleBar; 8-axis resize via FramelessResizer. |
| — (Minimize) | — | Minimizes the dialog. |
| □ (Maximize) | — | Maximizes or restores the dialog. |
| × (Close) | — | Closes the dialog. Escape clears search first, then closes. |
| Drag-to-move | — | Click and drag the title bar to move the dialog. Double-click the title bar to toggle maximize/restore. |
| 8-axis resize | — | Click and drag any edge or corner of the dialog to resize. Cursor changes to indicate the resize direction. 12 px resize hit zone via FramelessResizer. |
| Selection count | — | Shows ' |
Tips¶
- You can also enter inline-edit mode using the keyboard after selecting a row, without clicking Edit.
- Double-clicking a row tunes the active slice to that memory rather than opening it for editing. Use the Edit button when you want to change values, not tune.
- Use the Search: field to filter the table by memory name before selecting a row, which is useful when the list is long. See Search memories by name.
- To narrow the table to a specific group before editing, use the Profile: combo box. See Filter memories by profile.
Troubleshooting¶
- Edit button has no effect — No row is selected. Click a row in the table first, then click Edit.
- Changes are not saved after typing — Press Enter or click outside the edited cell to commit. Closing the dialog without confirming may discard in-progress edits.
- Frequency column shows unexpected values after editing — The Frequency field expects a value in MHz. Verify the format matches the existing entries in the table.